If you look at the regional Bitcoin flow chart, you will see a rather interesting picture:
Since the beginning of November, all regions - the United States, Europe, and Asia - have been net sellers of Bitcoin, whereas prior to this, the spot flow was mainly focused on buying.
In the past week, we have seen a slight repurchase in the United States and Europe (which corresponds with the V-shaped rebound of Bitcoin), while Asia continues to maintain a high selling volume.
In simple terms: Western capital flows have begun to stabilize, and even started to slightly return, but Asia currently still resembles a seller rather than a buyer.
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Karjo70
· 11-30 01:13
long or short, but the filing will definitely rise again.
$BTC $ETH
If you look at the regional Bitcoin flow chart, you will see a rather interesting picture:
Since the beginning of November, all regions - the United States, Europe, and Asia - have been net sellers of Bitcoin, whereas prior to this, the spot flow was mainly focused on buying.
In the past week, we have seen a slight repurchase in the United States and Europe (which corresponds with the V-shaped rebound of Bitcoin), while Asia continues to maintain a high selling volume.
In simple terms: Western capital flows have begun to stabilize, and even started to slightly return, but Asia currently still resembles a seller rather than a buyer.